1.Why is law, a top career choice, today?
Yes, law is on top of Job chart for more reasons than one reason!
a. Gives you an opportunity to study in the finest educational institutions comparable with world class institutions such as IITs and IIMs
b. 100% job placement through campus recruitment by top law firms, IT firms and multinationals
c. Legal process outsourcing will shortly, generate more than 2 lakh job opportunities

2.What are the opportunities available for those who intend to take up practice?
Plenty! Though the civil side might look saturated, there are new avenues, which appear very interesting!

Taxation is both a lucrative an exciting area to practice

Intellectual Property Rights is probably an avenue, which is, offers plenty of scope, especially in the areas of trade mark and patent rights.

Alternate Dispute Resolution is gaining a lot of popularity owing to the back log of cases clogging the courts and delay in justice delivery system. Lawyers now find plenty of clients, especially the corporate sector preferring ADR.

3.Where should one ideally study law?
1.National Law School, Bangalore
2.NALSAR, Hyderabad
3.NUJS, Kolkatta
4.NLU, Jodhpur
5.SYMBIOSIS, Pune
6.NLIU, Bhopal
7.GNLU, Gujarat
8.HNLU, Raipur

4.What attracts students to pursue a degree in law, when there are so many law colleges in each state?
These law schools offer invigorating curriculum, exposure to most courts, leg aid clinics, and projects. Besides, students are treated to excellent lectures by legal lumaries. The fact that it is a residential programme, adds colour to it.

5.How many seats are there in each University?
About 80 - 100 seats approximately.

6.Is the entrance exam very tough?
The competition is very stiff, which makes the entrance exam tough.

7.Is it a joint entrance exam for all the law schools?
No, each University has a separate entrance exam, almost on similar lines.

8.What are the areas tested in the entrance exam?
Legal reasoning
Logical reasoning
Constitution
English
Basic Maths
General knowledge

9.Generally, what kind of questions appears in the entrance test?
Objective type questions on English, Maths & G.K.
Short notes on GK
Essays [NALSAR entrance]
Legal and Logical Reasoning

10.It there a significant difference between a studying in a state run law college and these premier law schools?
Certainly! Though the degree awarded by any university has virtually the same value; it is the learning process and the exposure, which makes all the difference. In the premier law schools, students are exposed to moot courts, legal aid clinics, well-equipped libraries, and placement with law firms.

11.When will the NLS examination notification be out?
The examination is notified in their website in the first week of January. You may log on to www.nls.ac.in Alternatively visit us at www.lawentrancecoaching.com for examination notification of all law universities.

12.How important are the Board examination marks?
The law schools only consider the scores obtained in their entrance examination. A mere 60% is sufficient in the Board exams.

13.Do I apply to all the law universities or only select few?
With very few seats available in each of these law universities namely, 47 seats in NALSAR, 57 in NLS, 80 in NLU, it is advisable to apply to as many law universities as possible.

14.There are at least six national law universities, but the rush is on only for top 3. Is it worth taking up the admission to the other law schools?
Virtually there is no difference in the curriculum, infrastructure, faculty support exposure to moots, placement support etc., offered by any of these law schools. It is just that, some Universities have been around for longer time and have already made a name.

15.Some universities are offering sub specialization such as a BA.LLB, B.Sc. LLB, B.B.A. LLB. Which one do I choose?
Except for a few different subjects, students will do the same law papers during the five years. As of now there was no specific advantage in choosing B.Sc. LLB or B.B.A., LLB.

16.Tell us something about Sriram Law Academy?
It is a coaching institution with a difference. Firstly, we are a set of professionals who have enjoyed a good stint in our profession and presently derive tremendous satisfaction is guiding students to attain their career goals. Secondly we maintain the same set of dedicated faculty for both our branches. Fourthly, we serve the students with a personal touch, so much so these students become a part of the Sriram Family. Our ties continue, even after the students enter the law schools.

17.How does Sriram Law Academy go about in training students
First and foremost, we have a set of dedicated and experienced professors. Secondly, we approach all the subjects, methodically. After teaching the core areas in a subject, we solve the past years papers, to make sure the students feel confident. Thirdly, we conduct tests and mocks as frequently as needed, so that the student feels confident about the exam last but not the least, we conduct innumerable co-curricular activities such as quizzes, debates, essay writing competitions, etc. to make sure students are kept abreast of current affairs and general knowledge.

18.Can you tell me something about Sriram Law Times?
Sriram law times is a monthly news letter, circulated only among our own students. It carries articles relevant to students, a quiz corner, a section titled `news in brief’ covering the important events of the month. It serves as a forum for our former and present students to write about anything, they feel strongly about.

19.What sets apart Sriram Law Academy from other coaching institutions?
Sriram Law Academy started by a set of seasoned professionals, whose goal is to indulge in an activity, which would give them tremendous satisfaction. There is no better career than the noble career of teaching.

To make sure that this cherished goal is not diluted, we run Sriram Law Academy devoid of trappings of usual commercial tutorials.

Classes are organized only in schools, modest but in a congenial atmosphere.
Total intake of students is restricted to 30.
We constantly maintain a rapport with both students and their parents.
We have no branches/franchisees in other cities.

20.Sriram Law Academy is gaining popularity among students in other States, why don’t you start a branch?
In fact, a number of a tutorials and people in the field have been approaching us, but we are not in a hurry to do that, as qualities of classes and services would be at stake. However, if we do come across dedicated people, we will set up branches in other States.